[Originally titled "Trapped in the Three Kingdoms with a Brain Chip, How Many Days Can I Survive?"]
Synopsis:
"The Little Conqueror," Sun Ce, was ambushed and gravely wounded. As he lay dying, he entrusted the great cause of Jiangdong to his younger brother and advisers. He closed his eyes, then opened them again, only to find himself thrown into a Three Kingdoms world where everyone had a "brain chip."
These "brain chips" grant people all sorts of powerful talents. The fight for the realm is also a fight for control of the chips.
As the only "brainless" oddity left in the world, Sun Ce is forever being subjected to looks of pity for the mentally disabled. Plenty of people think he won't survive more than a few days.
Sun Ce takes a look at himself: it's true, he has no talent and nothing to his name.
But he has a Conqueror's spear, a heart full of passion, and an unwavering devotion.
He looks at those around him and sees his dear friend Zhou Yu, someone he can trust with his life.
Then he looks behind him and sees the "genius" Guo Jia, who just won't stop following him.
Sun Ce turns back to face this strange and chaotic age of strife, and slowly raises his Conqueror's spear:
No matter how difficult the road ahead, he'll keep moving forward without hesitation.
"I'm already here, so what the hell!"
*
From the geniuses' perspective:
In this world where "talent" reigns supreme, people are intoxicated by its power, overlooking the hidden rules behind it. They don't realize that they're already trapped, with no way out.
Some clever people have seen through this. They try to find a way out, hoping to break a world where everything has long been predetermined and attain true freedom, but they have never found a way.
Until one day, someone who should never have appeared in this world showed up: Sun Ce, the Little Conqueror, who was supposed to be dead.
He's different from everyone else. He always seems to be missing something, and has to stumble and struggle just to survive in this world.
But he always dares to pursue the truth, stubbornly, and never backs down...
The clever ones slap the table: That's him! He may look a little dim, but he's the one who can break this world!
Sun Ce: Who are you calling an idiot?!
#Having no talent might be the greatest talent of all#
#Rather than believing in extraordinary talents, I'd rather believe in human nature#
Reading Guide:
1. The "brain chip" world in the synopsis is a Three Kingdoms parallel world controlled by electronic brains. It isn't a 100% "high intelligence, high martial arts" setting, but more like a historical Three Kingdoms "mirror universe." The brain chips are actual chips, and their levels vary from person to person, creating differences in professions and social classes. Everyone has a chip, even animals might have one. The protagonist is the only one without one.
Protagonist: I only have a chip slot! (smile.jpg)
2. This is an imaginative story with characters from the Three Kingdoms as its main cast, so it will bring together people who could never have met in real history.
3. No CP. There are no feelings in the story that go beyond friendship.
4. About history and historical figures: the adorable readers are all right, and you're welcome to discuss things amicably in the comments. Qiao will gladly learn from everyone. However, the specific settings in this story aren't the same as history, so there's really no need to research them in depth.
I'm planning to update a new book at the same time, "Explaining the Original Story of Dream of the Red Chamber Live to All of the Red Chamber." Synopsis:
Streamer Xiao Lanlan is a content creator focused on Dream of the Red Chamber. Character analysis, hidden clues, food, clothing, opera, gardens, antiques... If it's related to Dream of the Red Chamber, there's nothing she can't stream about.
[What really happened to Lin Daiyu? The legend of the Crimson Pearl Fairy repaying her debt with tears tells us...]
[Is Jia Baoyu a "flirt who treats everyone like a girlfriend"? Aside from his regular partner Hua Xiren, what other secret affairs has he had?]
[How good is Wang Xifeng at fighting for power in the household? How did she manage to squander such a winning hand?]
[The four great families Jia, Shi, Wang, and Xue bit off more than they could chew by meddling in palace politics. Here are six things I have to say about it!]
[...]
And how does the entire world of Dream of the Red Chamber react after seeing Xiao Lanlan's livestream?
Well, Lin Ruhai is the first to lose it:
"The only precious jewel of my Lin family wasn't sent over to your Jia family to repay a debt of tears!"
The next book I'm planning to start is "The Unspeakable Tang Dynasty." Synopsis:
During the reign of Emperor Dezong of the Tang Dynasty, the emperor issued an edict establishing the "Office for Handling Strange Affairs" under the Imperial Astronomical Bureau to deal with the strange incidents cropping up across the land. As time went by, people found the office's name too much of a mouthful, and simply called it the "Strange Affairs Office," or... the "Ghost Affairs Office."
Before Li Haowen took charge of the "Ghost Affairs Office," seven directors had already come and gone, and not one of them had met a good end. The first mystery he has to solve after taking over is the previous director's cause of death.
A very stressed Li Haowen: I'm just an ordinary transmigrator who came to the Tang Dynasty to sightsee and study!
He looks at his subordinates: a constable who has no idea how to solve crimes, a failed scholar who isn't quite right in the head, a few old clerks who slack off at every opportunity, and a group of constables who don't care if their superiors live or die.
Li Haowen: That's it? Is this enough to deal with the chaos, distortions, mutations, and omens of doom descending upon the Tang Dynasty?
But... the moment you discover a "secret," the "secret" discovers you too.
From then on, the Ghost Affairs Office is dragged into a murky past and forced to face a future shrouded in mist. The only way to survive is to find the source of the strange changes sweeping the land...
*
Years later, Li Haowen has become the Tang Dynasty's number-one male heartthrob, the most popular hero in stories, and the exclusive model for door-god paintings.
Asked about his bizarre and fantastical experiences, Li Haowen always answers modestly: "It wasn't me who saved the Tang Dynasty. It was the 'Tang Dynasty.'"
Theme: Fate determines half of our actions, and leaves the other half to us.
Perhaps for Zhou Yu, the only lord he truly recognized in his heart was Sun Ce! Even though Zhou Yu wanted to make a career at the beginning, he ignored the famous princes and chose Sun Ce who had nothing at the time.
Even if there are various political reasons for this, I think the friendship between the two who grew up together is also very important.
Think about it, Zhou Yu immediately decisively "sent his troops to mourn" after Sun Ce's death. In the next ten years, he seemed to be very quiet and basically did not mention Sun Ce (except that Sun Quan inherited his father and brother Yu Lie). However, before his death, he revealed his true feelings and left a suicide note: "Yu is an ordinary talent. He was rebuked in the past and suffered a special situation, so he entrusted him to his confidant. So he was appointed to command the troops and horses, determined to carry out whips, and serve the army..."
I bumped into Ce Yu again, and I knew the author was writing about brotherhood! But it's really good, so real.
People interact with each other sincerely, but with Guo Jia, everything is calculated by him (talent), which makes me feel unworthy. But he shed tears when he said he had no regrets. The confrontation between rationality and emotion also made me feel that talents are passive skills, regardless of whether I want them or not.
"Bo Fu is innocent and innocent, he has always been so!"
"Wu Hou is so cute, so cute..."
Yes, our Lord Wu has always been so cute. Woohoo.
The next book is written: "The Indescribable Tang Dynasty"
Other pre-released articles in the plan: "I share the same vest with the Lord God", "My Daddy is everywhere in the world"
The author's column is visible, and interested little angels can save it!
Bo Fu looked like a fool among this group of people. I mean, he's not stupid either.
I still like this article quite a lot. Unlike other articles about Sun Ce, it does not describe Sun Ce's heroic spirit, love and justice at all!
This is the first long review I have ever written, dedicated to this book that I waited for half a year to buy.
First of all, the setting is actually not new. Maybe it's because I've read a lot of fan fiction, but there are quite a few stories where the protagonist faces "The Truman Show" but never compromises, and finally breaks the shackles.
Then, let's look at the characters. I am currently a high school student myself. When I was in the third year of junior high school, my favorite character from the Three Kingdoms was Guo Jia. I liked this kind of informal counselor with the style of Wei and Jin Dynasties. Now my favorite has become Sun Ce. I quite like the two characters portrayed in this novel. Sun Ce, as the protagonist, although judging from the description of this book, is really not good in terms of intelligence, and even from the perspective of a bystander, we think he is cute and stupid, but I really like the enthusiasm reflected in him. In the past, I always felt that the word "enthusiasm" was too cheesy, but now I really admire such people, like a bright flame, bursting out warm sparks from time to time. You can see in the book that Sun Ce is a little impulsive and reckless, but you will never ignore his ancient moral integrity and responsibility. Of course, even though there is no cp, Ce Yu's own friendship is also quite easy to make friends with. In addition, I can also feel the author's love for the characters of the Three Kingdoms. Because everyone must have a good ending, it must be partially separated from the background of the original Three Kingdoms. After all, people from so many different camps will only share the same hatred when they fight together against a greater threat.
Finally, there is the writing aspect. Of course, I am the least qualified person to say that. After all, even if I wanted to write, I would definitely not be as good as the author. To be honest, this article is by no means the best Chinese writing I have ever read, but it can really make me feel moved, which is enough.
I like this article very much and thank the author for giving them such a tender world.
Qi Xin, don't laugh me to death hahahahahahahahahaha Boss Cao hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha
Finished spreading flowers! ! ! ! ! Thank you for bringing such a wonderful article
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Perhaps for Zhou Yu, the only lord he truly recognized in his heart was Sun Ce! Even though Zhou Yu wanted to make a career at the beginning, he ignored the famous princes and chose Sun Ce who had nothing at the time. Even if there are various political reasons for this, I think the friendship between the two who grew up together is also very important.
Think about it, Zhou Yu immediately decisively "sent his troops to mourn" after Sun Ce's death. In the next ten years, he seemed to be very quiet and basically did not mention Sun Ce (except that Sun Quan inherited his father and brother Yu Lie). However, before his death, he revealed his true feelings and left a suicide note: "Yu is an ordinary talent. He was rebuked in the past and suffered a special situation, so he entrusted him to his confidant. So he was appointed to command the troops and horses, determined to carry out whips, and serve the army..."
I bumped into Ce Yu again, and I knew the author was writing about brotherhood! But it's really good, so real.
People interact with each other sincerely, but with Guo Jia, everything is calculated by him (talent), which makes me feel unworthy. But he shed tears when he said he had no regrets. The confrontation between rationality and emotion also made me feel that talents are passive skills, regardless of whether I want them or not.
"Bo Fu is innocent and innocent, he has always been so!" "Wu Hou is so cute, so cute..." Yes, our Lord Wu has always been so cute. Woohoo.
The next book is written: "The Indescribable Tang Dynasty" Other pre-released articles in the plan: "I share the same vest with the Lord God", "My Daddy is everywhere in the world" The author's column is visible, and interested little angels can save it!
Bo Fu looked like a fool among this group of people. I mean, he's not stupid either.
I still like this article quite a lot. Unlike other articles about Sun Ce, it does not describe Sun Ce's heroic spirit, love and justice at all!
This is the first long review I have ever written, dedicated to this book that I waited for half a year to buy. First of all, the setting is actually not new. Maybe it's because I've read a lot of fan fiction, but there are quite a few stories where the protagonist faces "The Truman Show" but never compromises, and finally breaks the shackles. Then, let's look at the characters. I am currently a high school student myself. When I was in the third year of junior high school, my favorite character from the Three Kingdoms was Guo Jia. I liked this kind of informal counselor with the style of Wei and Jin Dynasties. Now my favorite has become Sun Ce. I quite like the two characters portrayed in this novel. Sun Ce, as the protagonist, although judging from the description of this book, is really not good in terms of intelligence, and even from the perspective of a bystander, we think he is cute and stupid, but I really like the enthusiasm reflected in him. In the past, I always felt that the word "enthusiasm" was too cheesy, but now I really admire such people, like a bright flame, bursting out warm sparks from time to time. You can see in the book that Sun Ce is a little impulsive and reckless, but you will never ignore his ancient moral integrity and responsibility. Of course, even though there is no cp, Ce Yu's own friendship is also quite easy to make friends with. In addition, I can also feel the author's love for the characters of the Three Kingdoms. Because everyone must have a good ending, it must be partially separated from the background of the original Three Kingdoms. After all, people from so many different camps will only share the same hatred when they fight together against a greater threat. Finally, there is the writing aspect. Of course, I am the least qualified person to say that. After all, even if I wanted to write, I would definitely not be as good as the author. To be honest, this article is by no means the best Chinese writing I have ever read, but it can really make me feel moved, which is enough. I like this article very much and thank the author for giving them such a tender world.
Qi Xin, don't laugh me to death hahahahahahahahahaha Boss Cao hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha Finished spreading flowers! ! ! ! ! Thank you for bringing such a wonderful article